Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-23
LOCAL MATTERS


dies, at l.. l.. KINGsBURY's.
Some people don't care 10 work at all
others are not satisfied with six or seven
days in the week, but want as many
knights Of Labor as possible.
The coming Christmas is n reminder
that X formerly represented the divine
man. Now 1t means that other earthly
divinity, a ten-dollar bill.
The cold winds have blown our prices
still lower. VIM. BARTON.
The Findlay JEFF. denounces in strong
Language the report that their gas wells are
giving out, or turning into oil wells, as an
otrocious lie, made out OF whole cloth.
Best SOC Underwear. Finkbeiner.
Our merchants have fine stocks of
goods and are having n good trade this
week. Mr.. Finkbeiner, who has iull
swing on the toy trade, has about dozen
clerks on duty.
You will live in content If you trade
with us. VIM. BARTON.
The temperature got down to within n
few degrees of zero during the past three
days, with white sprinkling Of snow and
ice, a splendid foundation for good sleigh
ing il we get the snow.
Fine display of Clocks and Jewelry.
Finkbeiner's.
The LADIES' Centennial Society will
give a benefit social for their organist next
Thursday evening, Dec. 29tl,, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Asher Cook. A cordial IN
yitation is extended TO all.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spec
tacles-a large assortment and very
cheap, at A. X. CHAMPNEY's.
Owing TO the unexpected demand on
both our columns and time this week, we
have been unable TO produce a brief sketch
of the improvements in the burg during
the sea son just closing. We expect 10 have
more of both next week.
Special inducements TO Sunday aySchools
ior the Holidays, at FINKBEINER's.
"A split in the grand old Forsyth Post
G. A. r., of Toledo. has fin ally occurred,
about 100 members Withdrawing TO Or
ganize new Post. The membership had
become too large, and difference Of
opinion regarding the raising OF the price
of dues is given MS the cause for the di-
vision.
Hanging Lamps al Bottom prices at
E. L. KINGsBURY's.
Donald McKay's Warm Spring In
dians have put in another week of full
houses at the Town Hall and, flattered
by ,heir success, will remain one week
more, only. On Monday night next,
which is recognized as the legal holiday,
Prof. jules band will furnish music
for holiday hop, which will be strictly
under the supervision of DIR. Halleck,
and will be properly conducted.
-Felts, Plushes, Velveis and Ribbons
Finkbeiner.
Pipe lines seem 20 lie the order by day
and by night, through the prese and other
wise. Over six thousand names are added
to petition in Toledo TO secure city pipe
line for Tree flow Of natural gas. And
now comes the Lima Gazette with the re-
port that the Buckeye Pipe Line Co. will
construct pipe line from the Wood
county oil field to Lima and next spring
the line will be extended from Lima TO
Chicago 10 supply that city with oil foi
fuel.
Examine our Fine Stock of Clocks
which we are Selling Cheap.
A. R. CHAMPNEY.
The B. & o. and Ohio Central had q
DISASTROUS collision at the crossing at
Fosiora early on Friday morning last
The Ohio Central had the right of way by
the target, when the B. & o. fast tram, by
another failure of the AIR brakes to work
crashed into IL, resulting in the loss OF two
engines and several cars belonging to tht
two roads. The trainmen jumped in time
TO save their lives, aud the passengers il
the b. & o. cars were severely shaken up
III you have lot, block of lots, I
house and lot or farm you want to sell
put il in the hands OF w. L. DUnson s
Co.
The difference between Norwegian,
and Americans is that: Among the Nor
wegians II is a superstition that ifa turkey
ia killed on Christmas day something ter
rible is going TO happen. Among Ameri-
cans il IL believed that something terrible
will happen il turkey is not killed OF
Christmas day or thereabouls. Therefore
the American gobler who escaped Thanks
giving day had better not "srrut" unit
after the approaching holidays are over.
-Ladies' and Chidrens' Underwear
Hosiery, Slocklnette, &c,
FINKBEISER's'
The 35lh semiannual session of III
Northwestern Ohio Medical Association
was held at Carey, Ohio, last Thursda
and Friday, with large attendance. DI
Forbes, Of Toledo, received much prais
for his essay ON abdominal Surgery.
The Society adjourned on Friday to meet
in Findlay on June next. The officer
are President, VIM. Caldwell, M. D., o.
Fremont; Vice President, DR.. j. Bland, o
Bucyrus, and w. II. Begg, of Golumbu
Grove; Secretary, F. w. BrAyton, NJ. D
of Carey; assistant Secretary and Treas
urer. d. II. Hathaway, Of Toledo.
Come and examine those Overcoai
we are selling at $500. $40o. $500, 81 OF
and $1,000 each. worth almost double thu
amount. WIN. BARTON.
| "A horse owned by farmer nes
Lewiston, de-. is often used TO run n m,
chine for cutting fodder. OF late It's owns
has been much annoyed at the frequer